488 Challenge (CCB)

Girodisc Ferrari 488 Challenge Evo Rear Iron Rotor Conversion The Girodisc A2-285 Rear Iron Rotor Conversion is designed as a direct replacement upgrade for the Ferrari 488 Challenge Evo, delivering exceptional braking performance and improved longevity over the OEM carbon ceramic setup. This precision-engineered 2-piece iron rotor system provides the durability, heat tolerance, and serviceability demanded by professional teams and track-day enthusiasts alike. High-Performance Engineering Each rotor assembly combines a lightweight 6061-T6 aluminum hat with a high-carbon cast iron ring developed exclusively by Girodisc. This configuration maintains the original brake balance while drastically reducing consumable costs associated with replacing factory carbon rotors. The result is a reliable, high-performing rotor that performs consistently under extreme racing temperatures. Advanced Cooling and Floating Design The 48 curved directional vanes inside the rotor act as a centrifugal pump, drawing air through the hub to maximize cooling efficiency and prevent heat-related distortion. Girodisc’s signature floating mount system uses cadmium-plated steel drive pins, secured by class 12.9 cap screws and Belleville washers. This allows the iron ring to expand freely with temperature changes while eliminating rattle and noise. Vehicle Fitment Ferrari 488 Challenge Evo (all model years) Designed as a direct rear iron rotor replacement Technical Specifications Part Number: A2-285 Position: Rear Material: High-carbon cast iron rotor ring with 6061-T6 aluminum hat Vane Design: 48 curved directional vanes Hardware: Cadmium-plated high-strength steel drive pins with anti-noise spring washers Rebuildable Design: Rings replaceable when worn (use Girodisc replacement ring set) Sold/Price: Per pair  Girodisc A2-285 FAQs Is this a direct replacement for OEM rotors? Yes. The Girodisc system bolts directly to the Ferrari 488 Challenge Evo with no modifications required. Can these be used on both street and track? They’re primarily engineered for track and competition use, but they maintain quiet operation suitable for street-driven cars as well. Are the rings replaceable? Absolutely. Girodisc rotors feature a fully rebuildable design—only the iron rings need replacement when worn. Why convert to iron rotors? Iron rotors offer consistent performance, lower consumable costs, and greater thermal stability under repeated heavy braking, ideal for endurance or sprint racing. Upgrade your Ferrari 488 Challenge Evo with Girodisc’s world-class rear iron rotor conversion—trusted by professional racing teams for its precision, performance, and serviceability.

Ferrari 458, 488 Challenge Front Iron Rotor Conversion The Girodisc front iron rotor conversion is the ultimate solution for Ferrari 458 and 488 Challenge drivers seeking to replace worn carbon-ceramic rotors without sacrificing braking performance. Designed as a direct replacement for the OE CCM discs, these rotors install seamlessly while maintaining the factory brake bias, ABS function, and pedal feel. To keep the rotor weight reasonable, a different brake pad with a 66mm annulus (pad swept area) or smaller is required. This common pad shape is shared with high-performance models like the Nissan GT-R, Cadillac CTS-V, and AMG Mercedes 6-piston calipers, making replacements easy to source for both street and track applications. Precision-Engineered Performance Vehicle Fitment Ferrari 458 Challenge Ferrari 488 Challenge Features Direct OE replacement: Installs without modifications, maintaining factory brake bias and performance balance. Lightweight and durable: Reduced annulus pad area keeps overall mass low for improved response and acceleration. Advanced cooling: Curved vane internal structure acts as a centrifugal pump to draw cooling air through the disc during hard braking. Floating mount design: Twelve alloy steel drive pins with anti-noise spring washers allow controlled expansion and quiet operation. U.S.-made quality: 6061-T6 aluminum hats and proprietary cast iron discs, poured and machined entirely in-house by Girodisc. FAQs Do I need special pads for these rotors? Yes. You’ll need a pad with a 66mm or smaller annulus, which is commonly available from multiple manufacturers. Are these a direct fit for my Challenge car? Yes, they’re a direct replacement for the OE CCM front discs on both the 458 and 488 Challenge. Do they retain factory brake feel? Absolutely. Girodisc rotors preserve OEM brake bias and provide a familiar pedal response with improved cooling and longevity. Are these sold individually? No. Girodisc iron rotor conversions are sold and priced per pair. Experience the precision of Girodisc on your Ferrari Challenge car with this iron rotor conversion—combining race-proven durability, improved thermal stability, and cost-effective serviceability for track and performance use.

Girodisc Ferrari 458, 488 Challenge Rear Iron Rotor Conversion Upgrade your Ferrari Challenge car with Girodisc’s precision-engineered rear iron rotor conversion. Designed to replace the factory carbon-ceramic rotors, this system delivers enhanced braking consistency, reduced costs, and improved heat control—ideal for serious track enthusiasts and competitive drivers. Race-Ready Iron Rotor Replacement The Girodisc system is a direct bolt-on replacement for OEM carbon-ceramic rotors, requiring no modifications and maintaining full compatibility with factory calipers. Each rotor is built around a CNC-machined 6061-T6 aluminum hat paired with Girodisc’s proprietary high-carbon cast iron friction rings. The curved vane internal design acts as a centrifugal pump, pulling cooling air through the disc for superior thermal efficiency and fade resistance under extreme race conditions. Features • Direct replacement for OEM carbon-ceramic rear rotors• Machined 6061-T6 billet aluminum hats with anodized finish• Proprietary high-carbon cast iron rotor rings cast and machined in the USA• Floating mount system with 12 cadmium-plated drive pins• Anti-noise spring washers prevent rattle while allowing thermal expansion• Curved vane design improves airflow and cooling• Fully rebuildable—replace only the iron rings when needed• Sold/priced in pairs Vehicle Fitment Ferrari 458 Challenge (2011–2016)Ferrari 488 Challenge (2017–present)Compatible with OEM carbon-ceramic braking systems and factory calipers. Girodisc A2-183 Rear Rotor FAQs: Is this kit compatible with both 458 and 488 Challenge cars? Yes, this Girodisc system fits both Ferrari 458 and 488 Challenge models using the factory carbon-ceramic brake setup. Why switch from carbon-ceramic to iron rotors? Iron rotors offer improved pedal feel, better heat absorption, and lower maintenance costs—ideal for repeated hard braking in track environments. Do these rotors require special pads? Girodisc can supply several pad compounds for different driving needs, ensuring optimal performance and longevity. Can I use these on a street-driven Ferrari? These rotors are intended for race applications, though they are fully functional with OEM systems and electronics. Maximize your Ferrari Challenge car’s braking performance and reliability with Girodisc’s rear iron rotor conversion—built for the demands of racing and engineered to perform lap after lap.

Pagid Racing Brake Pad Shape No. 8091 Fits the Following Vehicles: Make Model Build (Year) Front Rear Chevrolet Camaro Z28 [Gen 5] [ceramic brakes] 2015 - 17 X Chevrolet Corvette C6 Brembo [ceramic brakes] 2009 - 13 X Chevrolet Corvette C6 Brembo [6-piston iron rotors] 2009 - 13 X Chevrolet Corvette C7 Z06 [ceramic brakes] 2015 + X Ferrari 430 Challenge [ceramic brakes] X Ferrari 430 Scuderia [ceramic brakes] 2007 - 10 X Ferrari 458 Italia [ceramic brakes] 2010 - 15 X Ferrari 488 Challenge race car [ceramic brakes] 2016 + X Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano [iron rotors] 2006 - 12 X Ferrari Several ceramic (CCM) brakes X McLaren 570S [ceramic brakes] 2015 + X McLaren 650S / Spyder [ceramic brakes] 2014 - 17 X McLaren 675LT [ceramic brakes] 2015 + X McLaren MP4-12C [ceramic brakes] 2011 - 14 X Fits the Following Calipers: Make Type Remarks Shape No. Brembo XA5.71.xx 6-piston D85 16mm 8091 Pagid Racing Brake Pads are engineered for high-performance driving, delivering exceptional stopping power, durability, and control under the most demanding conditions. Trusted by professional racers and performance enthusiasts worldwide, these pads are crafted using advanced friction materials and cutting-edge technology to ensure consistent performance, low fade, and excellent modulation. Whether you're on the track or tackling aggressive street driving, Pagid Racing Brake Pads provide the reliability and confidence you need to push your vehicle to its limits. Pagid Racing Brake compounds are for steel (cast iron) rotors only unless otherwise noted. Pagid RSL 1 Compound: Used in GT cars, touring cars and prototype endurance racing. Due to the high friction and good modulation, often used in sprint races as well. RSL 1 is a low metallic resin bonded material containing steel and aramid fibers with very high heat resistance. It maintains a constant friction level over a wide range of temperatures. Its reduced wear rate and disc friendliness make this material appropriate for endurance races. In the 8091 pad shape, the RSL 1 comes in an RSL 1 Special compound, both specified for Brembo and Ford Multimatic applications. Pagid RSL 19 Compound: Pagid RSL 19 is a low metallic resin bonded material containing steel and aramid fibers. It maintains a constant friction level across a broad range of temperatures. The material features very good modulation and release characteristics. Rear axle usage in combination with RSL 1 or RSL 2 on the front axle in heavier cars (GT3/GTE). Front axle usage for lighter GT and touring cars. Pagid RSC 1 Compound (Ceramic Rotors Only): A race and track day compound for all known types of ceramic brake discs, RSC 1 is a low metallic resin bonded material containing steel and aramid fibers. This material features good all-round characteristics and is suitable for all types of usage. Pagid RSC 2 Compound (Ceramic Rotors Only): Pagid RSC 2 is a special race compound for ceramic discs with a high content of fibers in the friction surface for sprint and endurance circuit racing. RSC 2 is a low metallic resin bonded material containing steel and aramid fibers. This material is specifically developed for above mentioned applications. Pagid RSC 3 Compound (Ceramic Rotors Only): RSC 3 is a low metallic resin bonded material containing steel fibers. This material is specifically developed for above mentioned applications. It is a special race compound for ceramic discs with low content of fibers in the friction surface for sprint and endurance circuit racing.

Pagid Racing Brake Pad Shape No. 4906 Fits the Following Vehicles: Make Model Build (Year) Front Rear Chevrolet Camaro Z28 [Gen 5] [ceramic brakes] 15 - 17 X Chevrolet Corvette C6 Brembo [ceramic brakes] 09 - 13 X Chevrolet Corvette C7 Z06 [ceramic brakes] 15 - X Dodge Viper ACR [ceramic brakes] 14 - 17 X Ferrari 360 Challenge Stradale [ceramic brakes] 03 - 05 X Ferrari 430 Challenge [ceramic brakes] X Ferrari 430 Scuderia [ceramic brakes] 07 - 10 X Ferrari 458 Italia [ceramic brakes] 10 - 15 X Ferrari 488 Challenge race car [ceramic brakes] 16 - X Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano 06 - 12 X Ferrari Enzo [ceramic brakes] 02 - 04 X Ferrari F430 [ceramic brakes] 05 - 10 X Ferrari Several ceramic brakes CCM X Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 [ceramic brakes] 11 - X Lamborghini Several ceramic brakes X Pagid Racing Brake Pads are engineered for high-performance driving, delivering exceptional stopping power, durability, and control under the most demanding conditions. Trusted by professional racers and performance enthusiasts worldwide, these pads are crafted using advanced friction materials and cutting-edge technology to ensure consistent performance, low fade, and excellent modulation. Whether you're on the track or tackling aggressive street driving, Pagid Racing Brake Pads provide the reliability and confidence you need to push your vehicle to its limits. These Pagid Racing Brake compounds are for ceramic rotors only. Pagid RSC 1 Compound (Ceramic Rotors Only) A race and track day compound for all known types of ceramic brake discs, RSC 1 is a low metallic resin bonded material containing steel and aramid fibers. This material features good all-round characteristics and is suitable for all types of usage. Pagid RSC 2 Compound (Ceramic Rotors Only) Pagid RSC 2 is a special race compound for ceramic discs with a high content of fibers in the friction surface for sprint and endurance circuit racing. RSC 2 is a low metallic resin bonded material containing steel and aramid fibers. This material is specifically developed for above mentioned applications.

Girodisc Brake Pad Spreader The Right Tool for the Job This indispensable tool is used by race teams, shops, and enthusiasts alike who have high performance four- and six-piston calipers. The Girodisc Brake Pad Spreader is designed to easily spread brake pads and pistons to facilitate quick replacement of pads and/or rotors in a shop or racing environment. No more screwdrivers, pliers, hammers, or C-clamps! This tool will retract the pistons fully and evenly into their bores with one squeeze of the levers. The Girodisc Brake Pad Spreader was designed to be used with popular racing brake calipers from Brembo, AP Racing, Alcon, and other performance calipers in racing and road use. To help it fit into any caliper, the amount of throw is adjustable. Built Like a Tank. Works Like a Charm. Insert the spreading plates one way for wider six-piston calipers, or turn the spreader 90o and use the plate sides for four-piston calipers. The Girodisc Brake Pad Spreader is made from heavy-gauge steel, powder-coated for durability. The slider is cadmium-plated, and nylon pivot bushings ensure smooth action. It will quickly become an invaluable tool for any race team, shop, or enthusiast who changes pads and rotors frequently.

CMS Performance RF1 DOT4 Racing Brake Fluid Real Life 622º Boiling Point Without the Real High Price RF1 Racing Brake Fluid from CMS Performance is a fully-synthetic DOT4 brake fluid formulated to provide extraordinary performance under the most demanding high-temperature racing and track-day conditions. With a dry boiling point of 622º F / 328º C, RF1 exceeds all DOT 3 & DOT 4 requirements and is compatible with all DOT 3, DOT 4, and DOT 5.1 fluids. Note: RF1, like all DOT 4 brake fluids, is not compatible with DOT 5 silicone-based or any mineral-based brake fluids. On the race track, there is perhaps no single safety system more important than your brakes. No single part of that system is more critical than brake fluid, given the extraordinarily high temperatures it operates under. At CMS Performance, we got tired of (and a little nervous) using "racing" brake fluid at the race track that didn't live up to its claimed performance when things got hot. We found more than a few brands whose product was all hype and not high performance. No Hype. All Performance. No Kidding. So we did something about it. CMS Performance RF1 is manufactured in partnership with Orthene, maker of the also-excellent Halo P1 racing brake fluid and a brake fluid supplier to many racing teams in Formula 1, WEC, and other professional series. RF1 was formulated to maintain consistent viscosity, lubricity, and compressibility at the extreme system temperatures and line pressures found in racing and track days. The bottom line is this: you can spend a lot more on brake fluid, but it's hard to find higher-performance than RF1 Racing Brake Fluid. CMS Performance RF1 Racing Brake Fluid Details: Manufacturer: CMS Performance Manufacturer part no.: CMSRF1 Typical dry boiling point: 622º F / 328º C Typical wet boiling point: 399º F / 204º C Exceeds DOT 3 & DOT 4 standards Bottle size: 500 ml (16.9 fl. oz.) Click Here for Product MSDS Sheet A Word About Flushing Brake Fluid All brake fluid degrades over time (not mileage), attracting water as it ages, which, at high brake temperatures, can lead to fluid boil and brake fade or failure. That's why the "wet" (aged) boiling point of any brake fluid is substantially lower than the "dry" (new) boiling point. To maintain maximum braking performance, Competition Motorsport strongly suggests replacing your brake fluid before every track event, but at least every three months if you're consistently racing and/or driving at track days. It's cheap insurance against learning about brake fade the hard way!